History of the Hamiota Development Company and Its Legacy
The piece details the 1960 formation of the Hamiota Development Company by 62 shareholders to protect the town’s facilities including the restaurant, pool room, and dentist housing. It notes early directors, bond-funded clinic support for Drs Hames and Hudson, fund distributions to the Golf Club and Library in 1982, and the eventual wind-down as grants evolved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurney Evans
Hamiota
Harry Bailey
Romeo Hamel
E.P. Venables
Ernie M. Brown
John E. Riddell
Charlie Randall
Donald S. Barbour
Preston
Hames
Hudson
Paul Robinson
Festive Season Visitors and Local Happenings Across District
Oak River district residents hosted and visited during Christmas and New Year with many names listed from Brandon Winnipeg and Manitoba towns. A break in Stewart's Grocery Store on January 7th is noted along with comments about lottery tickets and cigars missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair Home
Arnold
Jean Fortune
Stan
Ken
Ethel Fortune
Cardale
Jim
Gwen Milliken
Reston
Keith
Marilee
Kimberly
Marcie Smeltz
Cromer
Neil
Lynda
Christi
Jennifer Henry
Sharon Simms
Brandon
Donna
Bill Simms
Agricultue
University of Manitoba
Gib
Lynn Richard
Jennifer Bell
Winnipeg
Joshua Brown
Hamiota
Lou Yaskiew
Susan
Swan River
Mary Ross
Red Mackie
Vicky Corby
Kevin Hutchings
Bill Barr
Bill Benson
Harry Coulson
Peter
Sandy Lake
Ron Usunier
Souris
Carol
Crankston
Minnesota
Norma Golden
Kathy
Harold Mylrea
Jack Edwards
Calgary
Rick
J. Edwards
Jack Robertson
Morley Fraser
Binscarth
Frank Black
Ross Patterson
Wawota
Saskatchewan
Wes Paddock
Rivers
Eileen Kent
Loree
Kenton
Les Wedderburn
Tarbolton
Brian Burt
Alex Black
Mel
Kate
Cheryl Brogden
Marvin Nicholls
Brunkild
Cheryl
Bob
Rhonda Young
Paddock
Thompson
Travis John
Travis
Alvina Paddock
Robbie Hume
Winkler
Lillian Hotham
Rapid City
Frank Hayhurst
John Lebid
Dorothy Taylor
Simms
Sinclair
Vern Davidson
Ann
Medora
Etta Wright
Eric
Regina
Stewart
Public Utilities Board Hearing on Transportation Cost Increase
The board reviews an anticipated increase in transportation costs paid to Minell Pipelines Limited for gas from TransCanada Pipelines Limited routed to Manitoba. The company seeks to pass only the higher costs to customers, not profits. The change would raise the average gas cost for all residential users with rates outlined as current and proposed per Mcf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Utilities Board of Manitoba
Board
Merry Monarch
Viscount Gort Flag Inn
Portage Avenue
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Inter-City Gas Utilities Ltd
Company
TransCanada Pipelines Limited
Alberta
Canada
TransCanada
National Energy Board
Minell Pipelines Limited
Saskatchewan
Energy, Mines and Resources Canada
William C. Gardner
Q.C
Main Street
G. 0. Barron
The
Public Utilities Board
Broadway Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamiota Golf Club
Hamiota Library
C. Randall
P. August
S. Perlmutter
Art Oakden
H. McLaren
Oak River District News
Mrs. M. Hayhurst
Hamiota Community Development Corporation
Lorna Hamilton
Hamiota Library Board
Parkland Regional Library
Norm
Music Service
Norm Andrew
Rossburn
Man
Murray’s Electric
Shoal Lake
Help Your Heart Fund